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Free puppy consultation
Start clear. Grow together.
Build age-appropriate habits before everyday confusion becomes a pattern. The consultation helps set priorities for your puppy, household, and schedule.
Early foundations
Teach the life you want to share
Puppy training combines simple skills with routines and owner education, so everyone in the household responds consistently.
- Crate and daily routine
- Handling and grooming tolerance
- Name response, sit, and down
- Place and leave it
- Loose-leash beginnings
- Biting, mouthing, and potty-routine coaching
Confidence is not forced exposure.
Social confidence
Safe, gradual, and choice-based
Social confidence means age-appropriate exposure at a distance your puppy can handle, with room to observe and make good choices. Plans are coordinated with your veterinarian’s vaccination guidance.
Handling, new surfaces, household sounds, people, and calm public environments can all be introduced deliberately. The goal is not to rush your puppy through every experience.
Owner education
One puppy. One shared language.
Aaron coaches the family on cues, timing, boundaries, reinforcement, and realistic practice. Biting, mouthing, and potty routines are coached as developing skills, not promised outcomes.
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Practice short, repeatable routines
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Adjust the plan as the puppy develops
The puppy age cut-off is confirmed during scheduling. For older dogs, explore private training.
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Related reading
- Once foundations are in place, older puppies and adult dogs continue with Private training programs
- Read how families described puppy work with Aaron in client stories
- Wondering about the age cut-off or what to bring? See the puppy questions in the FAQ
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